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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1918
Page
4
Vivid, sprawling OCR notes describe crowded streets, ailing residents, hospital visits, and police activity. The text references Keefe Suitehitieeny, Mrs Ntanfiter, and several locals amid a pattern of illness, medical care, and civic events on a broad urban canvas. It mentions wards, theaters, schools, and public notices, all woven into a dense, period-voice street scene.
Fragmentary OCR text references real estate activity, local figures, and inspections. It mentions names, places, and events in a jumbled form, with scattered references to inspections, health, and local governance. Details are incoherent and many terms are garbled beyond recognition.
Deacon Howerhes hosts a meeting featuring Mr Hiwerner and Mrs Foster as speakers. Attendees discuss parish activities, volunteer efforts, and upcoming services at the Whey Hiptist Libwety fund event. A list of names, places, and dates appears amid the fragmented report, with plans for future meetings and community outreach activities.
An OCR fragment describes a September gathering connected to Totlows Hy rituals with numerous named attendees including Antaris Fork Bostic Mewking Hae Dudles Moran Pyles Wyles Sutherman Wenternal Fett Master Chay Donhay Barn Phelia We obbies Lyles Carer Liaitoy Weneiettit. The text references Lepidrane and a caveed air elpae restored temporarily.
A brief card of thanks expresses gratitude to testers and the Piet Twust for support, notes church donations and charity work, and mentions Howard Hirrpienk and John Shipley. Shipley arrived Sunday from Camp Delta Me, with a return to duty in the district amid rail developments and local authority permissions.
A reported violent incident last week caused fatalities among local residents including Smiters Greenwood and Alex Mulne. Water service was cut, schools closed, and a citywide disruption affected numerous families. Officials confirmed several arrests and ongoing investigations as the community copes with the aftermath.
The First Baptist Church rally raised funds to be used for church construction. Deceased member of the BLP and Hod Carriers' union funeral arrangements to be handled by Jackson and Goodwin undertakers. Several local notices mention deaths, illnesses, a football game, and public concerns about dress in public spaces.
A fragmented notice describes a local celebration at Libs services with a large feast and various vendors. It mentions a host or organizer and a sequence of activities, but the readable parts emphasize the communal meal and the event’s festive tone.
A report concerns measures by school officials to monitor pupils for health symptoms amid concerns of a disease. The item notes administration actions and community response regarding child safety and disease prevention in the school setting.
An unruly melee erupted Saturday night as a crowd clashed in Cutting and Shooting area. Several individuals, including a man known as Apkavsis called Charlie Copter and Charlie He Sete, were injured by gunfire during the melee. Louis Mantis, age 9, was involved in the fighting, with multiple assailants identified but no fatalities reported.
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear details. Readable bits mention Tulsa County and senior gown in a week. No clear names, dates, or events to confirm.
A clash erupted in Petersburg when a drunken Mexican man insulted a colored woman, sparking fighting between colored men and Mexican workers. Several injuries occurred as a mob surged. soldiers were deployed to quell the disturbance. The incident centered on a domestic dispute that escalated into broader racial tensions.
Merid Domitius attended the rain event last week. Miss Cora THiMiaed visited on Saturday with Miss Daisy William and subscribed to the Stir. Dison and Dixon reported good printing work this week in Okinukee, with a notable turnout at the pity Saturday event.
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